Bolephora pallida, Schw. junior. +524. On a stump covered with carious Polypori & Hydni. Summer. Preserves its color, of yellowish red. Polyporus quercus, Fr "Boletus" +525. Boletus Summer. versipellis, Fr +526. Boletus. Pileus hemispherical thick, brick red above, hymenium white. Stipe short, thick, enlarged at base, brown. earth. Aug. Bole Polyporus. Boletus flavidus, & +527. Bright sulphur yellow. Stipe generally erose-reticulata. Earth in wood. Summer. +528. Pale straw color. Old Oak Tremella cutiscens, D. stump. July. too young. +529. Boletus. Pileus brick red, hem: ispherical: Hymenium yellowish white. Earth, at the base of a brick wall. July Agaricus stipiticus (Panus stipt, Fr.) +530. Very viscid. Cap scurfy. Gill, pale brown, their sides wrinkled. On fallen limbs. June. hirsutys, Fr. +531. Polyporus. base - small dead tree. Sept. spec. bad. +532. Boletus. Pileus sooty brown, con- vex. Pores white, small. Stipe thick, dilute-purple or carmine. Earth in woods. Sept. aurea, Schwelz. +533. Clavaria. Earth in wood. Sept. " " " " +534. " " " " +535. Clavaria aurea. " " +536. Clavaria aurea, Polyporus ambiguus. +537. Polyporus. Pileus convex, dull pale reddish brown, dry, 4-5 lines thick. Pores white, angu- led. Stipe pale or purplish brown. Earth in woods. Sept. +538. Polyporus. Pileus pale dirty buff, convex, ½ in: thick. Pores yel- lowish brown, moderate sized, angled; Stipe, 4-5 lines thick. Earth in woods. Sept. fastibilis Pers. +539. Agaricus. Pileus whitish brown, a dirty clay color, convex, thick: gills attached, dry, & little, light brown. Stipe solid. Sept Earth in wood.